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Replaces Reddit Analyzer image

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"id": "jim_rutt_reddit_analyzer",
"projectName": "Reddit Analyzer",
"tagLine": "Natural Language Processing",
"description": "Reddit is a news aggregation and discussion forum that provides access to millions of comments, discussions, and news postings. Jim Rutt's Staunton Research project was working with a natural language processor to test a number of theories, and was looking for ways to speed up and automate his existing prototype. To help, we decided to use ElasticSearch, a search engine with a number of powerful processing features. Elastic Search is blazing fast, and provides a suite of tools that helped make the desired analysis efficient and maintainable even when running constantly for months, and managing millions of records",
"description": "Reddit is a news aggregation and discussion forum that provides access to millions of comments, discussions, and news postings. Jim Rutt's Staunton Research project was working with a natural language processor to test a number of theories, and was looking for ways to speed up and automate his existing prototype. To help, we decided to use ElasticSearch, a search engine with a number of powerful processing features. ElasticSearch is blazing fast, and provides a suite of tools that helped make the desired analysis efficient and maintainable even when running constantly for months, and managing millions of records",
"organizationName": "Staunton Research",
"websiteLink": "",
"gitHubLink": "",
"imageLink": "assets/images/case-studies/reddit.png",
"imageLink": "assets/images/case-studies/reddit-analyzer.png",
"featureLink": "assets/images/case-studies/elastic.png",
"testimonials": [
{